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Saturday, June 6, 2015

No one gains from disputes, says King

In royal birthday speech, politicians get a reminder to avoid too much politicking
Yang-DiPertuan-Agong
KUALA LUMPUR: The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah, warned politicians today against excessive politicking, saying that any dispute and split would only be detrimental to the people and country.
No one would gain, he said, quoting the old Malay proverb that says “both the winner and loser gain nothing from a conflict (kalah jadi abu, menang jadi arang).”
“In fact, the other people will be the ones who will gain. Thus, I call on everyone to be wary and careful,” the King said at the investiture of recipients of royal honours in conjunction with his official birthday celebrations at Istana Negara.
Thirty-one people received their awards and medals today out of the total of 1,773 people who were conferred national honours.
Tuanku Abdul Halim said no one should be easily complacent and forget the history of how the nation was built, or the previous struggles and fundamental decisions that had been agreed upon.
He hoped everyone would give space and opportunity to the Prime Minister and the government to resolve their problems.
The King also expressed his happiness that the government leadership had the vision and clear management framework towards achieving the development objectives through the National Transformation Policy.
The annual report of the transformation programmes showed that Malaysia was now on a strong footing to becoming a high-income nation by 2020, he said.
“I have been informed that the overall Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for the National Key Result Areas or NKRA had reached 105 per cent. Meanwhile, the overall KPI for the National Key Economic Areas (NKEA) reached 110 per cent,” said the King.
Tuanku Abdul Halim expressed confidence that Malaysia’s chairmanship of Asean this year would bring major socio economic benefits to the country for the long term.
Touching on the 11th Malaysia Plan, tabled in Parliament last month, he hoped the government would seriously endeavour to achieve its objectives.
Present at the investiture ceremony were Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, deputy prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin and wife Noorainee Abdul Rahman, other dignitaries and foreign diplomats.
– BERNAMA

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